Bishops split over birth control stance in church turmoil
American Catholic bishops, meeting in secret, weigh liberal versus strict readings of Pope Paul VI enjoinders on artificial birth control. A pastoral draft hints at a conscience guided interpretation, while some sources say use remains a sin. The Washington sanction against 40 priests who urged conscience is not appealed, and no local mediation action is taken.
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Music For Sit In Prompts Catholic Protest In Washington Hotel
Julanne Harris a New York college student sings at a sit in at a Washington hotel in defense of priests disciplined by Cardinal O'Boyle for defying a pastoral letter on artificial birth control. Archbishop Dearden then accepts their written request for intervention.
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New York
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Washington Archdiocese
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Detroit
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Hike of Wage Tax Ceiling Considered by Senate
Harrisburg AP Senate committees sent bills to Rules to raise local wage and occupational taxes for police and fire funding. Measures from Sens Ernest P. Kline Thomas Lamb and Stanley Noszka propose increasing occupational privilege tax from 10 to 60 dollars and allowing up to one percent earned income tax for residents and nonresidents with exemptions for lower incomes.
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Snowbound Roads From Western Pa to New York
A continuing storm left seven inches on ground and up to ten inches in parts of western Pennsylvania. State highways varied from open to slick with snow covered and ice over in Ridgway Warren and Kane areas. High winds near Erie reached 40 mph as officials warn of heavy snow and dangerous driving conditions. at least three storm related deaths reported.
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Union Candidate Put Out Of Local Meeting
PITTSBURGH AP A candidate for district director says he was expelled from a USW local hall after campaigning Paul A Beer Local 2303 at National Alloy Co Blaynox stood inside Local 302 in New Kensington with a name card He claimed he was ordered to leave to campaign and said the incident reflects a need for union change Local 902 officials had no comment.
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Nixon aides to hold high rank in new administration
Nixon to appoint top aides with the highest rank and far fewer than 14 in number as he prepares to take office on January 20. He remains in New York for staff discussions on forming the new administration, with Harlow described as a balding, cherubic 52 year old specialist on Congress.
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Court Denies Youths Death Appeal in Maryland Case
Maryland's high court refused to overturn Gary Lee Miller's death sentence for the 1967 killing of Judy Lee Ziegler in Frostburg. The court upheld the conviction, rejecting claims the confession was involuntary or improperly obtained and finding sufficient evidence to support sentencing.
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Frostburg
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Harold E. Naughton
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Meyerndale
Judy Lee Ziegler
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U S Hopeful Saigon Will Drop Boycott Of Paris Peace Talks
Washington based Pentagon officials and sources say Saigon may end its boycott of broadened Paris peace talks as the United States moves toward negotiations with Hanoi without requiring Saigon’s participation. The plan could push de escalation steps and troop withdrawals while leaving Saigon to face the Viet Cong in political talks.
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Nguyen van Thien
Pham Dang Lam
Salvage dispute over oil barge salvage lines
Two men, Dave Emert and Dick Herman, grabbed a line to a sunken barge claiming ownership as salvage while oil remained confined to a 300 yard area and a cap on a vent pipe was considered. Authorities weighed pumping out oil versus capping the vent as salvage activity drew nearby tugs waiting to claim the barge.
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Dave Emert
Dick Herman
Hold Rites For Mrs Farrington
The funeral service for Mrs. Alice Farrington was held at 2 p.m. yesterday at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev. Russell Dean officiating. Interment followed at Rove Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg. Bearers were George Rogers Gerald Rogers Harold Rogers Walter Rogers Dwight King and Alvin Brenner of Hess Oil Company. The Coast Guard said the barge was certainly not abandoned as they had kept watch after rescuing the crew.
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Alice Farrington
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Russell Dean
Rove Hill
George Rogers
Gerald Rogers
Harold Rogers
Walter Rogers
Dwight King
Alvin Brenner
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